Entitlement 4
Sundar, of course, has a long-standing animosity toward magick users.
This story was mine with very few edits from Phil, but I felt like the closing gag here is one of the best examples in the series of me channeling his voice. (It was Phil’s favorite moment in the story, too, so he agreed I was probably on to something there.) I think I saw Rendar at this stage as sharing some of the offbeat but incisive perspective I saw in Phil. He’s a guy who marches to his own beat, and it takes a while for anyone else around him to learn the steps.
I beginning to suspect he just has a long standing animosity towards being on fire and magick users tend to be in the vicinity an inordinate amount of times such a situation arises…
In panel 2, the handles of Byron’s axes are pointing up. In panel 4, they are pointing down. Why is that?
I have no clever no-prizey answer for this one. I think we probably just goofed.
Bayen and Brayen want to see the show.
The axe heads don’t like being near the fire. Obviously.
Why did Byron go with “Business-Butcher” for his alliteration and not “Beserker?”
He hasn’t been entitled.
I think he’s trying too hard with that name he should have just gone with Byron the Butcher. Generally Berserkers are bad because they kill their friends in addition to their enemies so that would be why he wouldn’t use beserker.